Did what was called a "Bear Hug" 3 times in one appointment in 1994 when I went to him because my chiropracter was at a conference. I lost one one/half years of work at that time as a result and have been in pain ever since.

Submitted Sept. 20, 2009

I went to Frobb after seeing several physicians, as well as non-physicians with my neck. He literally gave me back my life. I have referred several people and the ones he could help, thank me for sending him to him. The ones he couldn't help, he told them and didn't take any money from them. Thanks to Dr. Frobb I now have my life back!

Submitted Aug. 12, 2009

Saw him Aug. 27 & 28/07. He performed a chiropractic type maneouver on my neck & back - that went wrong resulting in a 'vertebra artery dysection'. Apparently I am very lucky to be alive and no serious consequencies. Would like to hear if there is anyone else out there with a similar situation.

Submitted Nov. 2, 2007

I found him to be very helpful. No wasted time on long medical explanations, just got down to work, diagnosed the problem and suggested a course of treatment. He was able to answer my questions without spending a lot of time getting into the detail that I don't need to know. Excellent work - would recommend him to anyone who has problems with back pain.

Submitted July 24, 2007

Without a doubt the best back / joint doctor there is. very knowledgeble & Effiecent does not waste time. I have recomended many friends & family

Submitted July 18, 2007

he was the only one, after consulting with at least 7 other mds and back specialists, who diagnosed my problem and corrected it.

Submitted July 7, 2007

Chiropractor? No personal time spent - it's an assembly line of patients - crunch, crack, take your money, NEXT. No personal interest in the person outside the spine and no explanation of what's going on with your injury or why. No offers or suggestions for other treatments. Needs to retire.

Submitted April 18, 2007

His card says back specialist but I found his methods unsatisfactory. I came to him in great pain and he was unable to help although he was more than happy to take my money. He sees up to four patients simultaneously and has little time to spend one-on-one.

Submitted April 10, 2007